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... in seri: he well iors caricaburist of Conn., id going thro her Grat illness, though alle is said to be in her 1 year, Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, lives ia Doreet- shire, in the midst of the people whom he has so minutely studied and described. Lord, ...
... be added the Countess of Shaftesbury, who has opened a “store” at Bournemouth for the sale of farm and dairy preduce. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is » true son of teil, his father being chiefiv employed as a brick. layer. He was bora in Dorset, the County ...
... Englishmen to-day can | Frenchmen can, with no instruction, reac earliest French monuments. This is a really Primer. By “Thomas Hardy. Lon¢ millan & Co. The seat of this admirable romance is near the sou! England on the meridian of Bristol. There are woodlands ...
... with a shrewd remark, Tdon't agree with his polities,” he said, “ but the agilest old gentleman for his age I eversaw.” Me Thomas Hardy, the novelist, lives just out- side of Dorchester, in the heart of that Dorset Jand whose chronicler has become. In appear- ...
... Morgan. Among those who risked the sale in the course of the afternoon were s—Rev. lk Rankin, and Mrs Rankin, Mullin; Ray. Thomas Hardy, and Mrs Har FoalinWesur; Rev. Jobs Miss Hunter, West Pari ah Muse; Mrs Scott, Roamk, dc. Ample refreshments were saved ...
... interesting kind, in whieh he will, on behalf of his client, accept responsibility for the breaking off cf the cngagement. Mr Thomas Hardy, whose novels, dealing with the customs, manners, and idicsyn- erasies of the West of England rustica, are so universally ...
... liam Franei OO EE oprietors | Cas m. At cards.) Rev. Thomas Hardy, minister of Foulis-W to the DEATHS, ertainly ARMsTRONG—May 29, at Rose Cottage, | fied if it Thomas Armstrong, late headmaster Broug Herivt School, Edinbu: h, aged 71. ciple we 1, at Aber ...
... Stirlingshire, or Perthshire would be welcome. (Glasgow : T. «fe R. Annan.) “The Woodlanders” is the title of the Wst novel by Thomas Hardy, and though perhaps not quite so fascinating as some o his earlier works, it displays the same artistic feeling and graphic ...
... generally something to say about Tolstol. In fact all lead up to T with Mr Howells at presen! Flaubert, George M: eredith, Thomas Hardy, no ms whom he begins, sooner or later, the name of | Russian prophet the reader's eye. But thiss name of is followed by ...
... and make some stay in Naples for the benefit her health. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, lives in Dorsetehii e, in the midst of the people whom he has so minutely studied and described. Mr Thomas Stevens, the American bicyclist, who has been commissioned ...
... fitness. A very characteristic preface accompanies the book. (London : James Blackwood & Go.) 1 hough the reputation which Thomas Hardy pained by his novel “Far from the Madding Crowd” has not been greatly increased by his later works, even the slightest ...
... added the Countess of Shaftesbury, who bas farm and dairy produce. opened a ‘“‘etore” at Bournemouth for the sale of Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is a true son of toil, his father being chiefly employed as a brick- layer, He was born in Dorset, the County ...